City Stars is a commercial development in Egypt. The complex is located between Nasr City and Heliopolis, in Cairo. It is considered the first integrated urban development project of its kind in the Middle East and Europe.
Built with an Ancient Egyptian theme, it consists of three pyramids (partially glass), surrounded by 11 towers, that make up the complex, plus a separate building for the shopping mall in its two phases.
The complex is equipped with some of the most advanced infrastructure and multi-media networks which complement the project’s design elements and customer services, which include an easily accessible indoor parking facility for over 6,000 vehicles.[1] City Stars offers an unparalleled choice in retail and entertainment and brings together an unbeatable combination of leading brand names in a single destination.
City Stars consists of:[1]
Three international hotels that provide over 1,500 rooms and suites.
Shopping and entertainment centre.
Medical centre.
Residential Towers; offering 266 apartments, duplexes and penthouses.
Office Towers; offering 70,000 m2 of office space.
An International Exhibition Centre (20,000 m2).[2]
InterContinental City Stars
InterContinental City Stars Hotel, The Saudi owners of this project in the Middle East are the Sharbatly Family. The Hotel has won twice the Best Business Hotel in Cairo award the past two years in a row,[3] is the largest InterContinental hotel in the world. It provides 790 rooms and suites.[4] The hotel also offers:[5]
5 Restaurants, 2 Lounges, a bar, a coffee shop and a casino.[6]
Health club, fitness studio, pilates studio, massage treatment rooms, hydro pool, Tennis courts, Squash courts, sauna and steam rooms.
Business centre, meeting rooms, wireless data connection, high speed internet access and executive suites.
The largest ballroom in the Middle East, with capacity of 2,200 seated guests.
19 multipurpose conference rooms.
Stars Centre
With a gross leasable area of 150,000 m2,[1] Stars Centre was considered the largest in the Middle East[11] until November 2008, when it was surpassed by Dubai Mall, located at Burj Khalifa which is almost twice as large as Stars Center, and is now the largest shopping mall in the world.
Stars Centre is now the second largest shopping mall in the Middle East, and still has the largest hypermarket in the region. It consists of 7 levels, and has the largest cinema complex in Egypt (21 screens).
Some of the distinctive services provided in the centre include:
7 entrances and exits on 3 main different streets.
Shuttle service.
LCD screens throughout the mall, showing stores' promotions as well as security services; such as the display of lost children's images, showing procedures in case of emergency...etc.
Valet services.
Dedicated service corridors.
Baby changing rooms.
Parking dedicated for the Yellow Taxi service (Cairo Cab & City Cab).
First phase
The first phase includes 300 shops and outlets. These are a diverse range that provide anything that is sold in Cairo; fast food, dining restaurants, groceries, clothing, electronics, antiques, furniture, telecommunications. The first phase included a 16 screen cinema complex and a 6,000 square-meter indoor amusement park,[12] that includes the largest indoor roller coaster in the region.
Second phase
The second phase added about 250 new outlets, adding to the original 300 stores, making a total of 550 outlets.[13] As for entertainment, the second phase features the opening of new cinema screens, increasing the total number of screens in the centre to 21, which feature Super Screens and Digital Surround Sound that provide the latest technology. The new cinema complex has the first 5 star cinema in the region.[14]
Anchor Shops
Stars Centre is mainly anchored by:[15]
EgyptAir Duty Free
Spinneys Hypermarket
Virgin Megastore
Stars Capital
Office Towers designed to international specifications providing the largest and most advanced multimedia infrastructure of its kind in the world. 45,000 outlets are available within the entire project, Cisco Systems multi-service network offering voice, data and video over the same infrastructure, IP telephony, all available terrestrial stations. It houses Egyptian branches of various International companies, including; Cisco Systems, Orange Business Services, British American Tobacco, Maersk, CMA CGM and Oracle Corporation.[16]
Built with an Ancient Egyptian theme, it consists of three pyramids (partially glass), surrounded by 11 towers, that make up the complex, plus a separate building for the shopping mall in its two phases.
The complex is equipped with some of the most advanced infrastructure and multi-media networks which complement the project’s design elements and customer services, which include an easily accessible indoor parking facility for over 6,000 vehicles.[1] City Stars offers an unparalleled choice in retail and entertainment and brings together an unbeatable combination of leading brand names in a single destination.
City Stars consists of:[1]
Three international hotels that provide over 1,500 rooms and suites.
Shopping and entertainment centre.
Medical centre.
Residential Towers; offering 266 apartments, duplexes and penthouses.
Office Towers; offering 70,000 m2 of office space.
An International Exhibition Centre (20,000 m2).[2]
InterContinental City Stars
InterContinental City Stars Hotel, The Saudi owners of this project in the Middle East are the Sharbatly Family. The Hotel has won twice the Best Business Hotel in Cairo award the past two years in a row,[3] is the largest InterContinental hotel in the world. It provides 790 rooms and suites.[4] The hotel also offers:[5]
5 Restaurants, 2 Lounges, a bar, a coffee shop and a casino.[6]
Health club, fitness studio, pilates studio, massage treatment rooms, hydro pool, Tennis courts, Squash courts, sauna and steam rooms.
Business centre, meeting rooms, wireless data connection, high speed internet access and executive suites.
The largest ballroom in the Middle East, with capacity of 2,200 seated guests.
19 multipurpose conference rooms.
Stars Centre
With a gross leasable area of 150,000 m2,[1] Stars Centre was considered the largest in the Middle East[11] until November 2008, when it was surpassed by Dubai Mall, located at Burj Khalifa which is almost twice as large as Stars Center, and is now the largest shopping mall in the world.
Stars Centre is now the second largest shopping mall in the Middle East, and still has the largest hypermarket in the region. It consists of 7 levels, and has the largest cinema complex in Egypt (21 screens).
Some of the distinctive services provided in the centre include:
7 entrances and exits on 3 main different streets.
Shuttle service.
LCD screens throughout the mall, showing stores' promotions as well as security services; such as the display of lost children's images, showing procedures in case of emergency...etc.
Valet services.
Dedicated service corridors.
Baby changing rooms.
Parking dedicated for the Yellow Taxi service (Cairo Cab & City Cab).
First phase
The first phase includes 300 shops and outlets. These are a diverse range that provide anything that is sold in Cairo; fast food, dining restaurants, groceries, clothing, electronics, antiques, furniture, telecommunications. The first phase included a 16 screen cinema complex and a 6,000 square-meter indoor amusement park,[12] that includes the largest indoor roller coaster in the region.
Second phase
The second phase added about 250 new outlets, adding to the original 300 stores, making a total of 550 outlets.[13] As for entertainment, the second phase features the opening of new cinema screens, increasing the total number of screens in the centre to 21, which feature Super Screens and Digital Surround Sound that provide the latest technology. The new cinema complex has the first 5 star cinema in the region.[14]
Anchor Shops
Stars Centre is mainly anchored by:[15]
EgyptAir Duty Free
Spinneys Hypermarket
Virgin Megastore
Stars Capital
Office Towers designed to international specifications providing the largest and most advanced multimedia infrastructure of its kind in the world. 45,000 outlets are available within the entire project, Cisco Systems multi-service network offering voice, data and video over the same infrastructure, IP telephony, all available terrestrial stations. It houses Egyptian branches of various International companies, including; Cisco Systems, Orange Business Services, British American Tobacco, Maersk, CMA CGM and Oracle Corporation.[16]
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